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Ethiopian
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This ad will entitle bearer to
ONE FREE ADMISSION
B'NAI MOSHE SISTER-
HOOD will hold a rummage
Friday, Sunday,
Wednesday & Thursday
When a second admission is purchased
THE BLUE NILE
Double Feature
Meryl Streep & Jack Nicholson in
Shown with
Come and enjoy a unique cuisine from
one of the world's oldest civilizations,
prepared with flair and sensitivity. enjoyed
as it was thousands of years ago .. .
Double Feature
Fourth Level • Trappers Alley
Detroit • 1313) 964-6699
"HEARTBURN" (R)
"ABOUT LAST NIGHT" (R)
"FERRIS BUELLER'S DAY OFF" (PG-13)
Shown with
"PRETTY IN PINK" (PG-13)
REARTS.
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Monday & Tuesday-Ail Seats $1.50
FOOD & SPIRITS
118 W. WALLED LAKE DRIVE, CORNER PONTIAC TRAIL
624-1033
Walled Lake
DINNER SPECIALS SERVED DAILY
•FRESH FISH DAILY•BREAST OF CHICKEN•PASTA•STEAKS•SHRIMP•ROAST DUCK
'OPEN FROM 11 a.m. APP__
FOR LUNCH a s w
m oast
*11
BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND!
OUR SUPER WED. NITE SPECIAL
WHOLE 11/4 lb. LIV E
AO
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t•-- MAINE LOBSTER
$ 1
75
INCLUDES: SOUP OR SALAD & HOMEMADE BREAD
sale 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Wed-
nesday at Cong. B'nai Moshe.
Among the items to be sold
will be household items, clo-
thing and toys.
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY
OF THE UNITED HE-
BREW SCHOOLS needs
help in locating women who
have been members of the
auxiliary for 50 years 'or
longer. Persons who are or
know of "golden" members
should contact by Wednesday,
Judy Fox, 851-3937; Shula
Boros, 642-1173; Ruth Kim-
mel, 542-9257; or Sonia
Lipenholtz, 353-5399.
WOMEN OF JEWISH NA-
TIONAL FUND, will hold
their opening board meeting
for the 1986-1987 season at
noon Tuesday at Sutton Place
club house, announced Bea
Feigelman, president. Hostes-
ses for the day will be Sadie
Goren, Selma Lifsitz and Ann
Rosenberg. Bess Glazier is
contact hostess. Members
who cannot attend should call
the JNF, 557-6644.
Hadassah Names
Annette Meskin
RUSSELL GREEN AND
JERRY NEELY
TUES.-SAT.
'S GREENFIELD NORTH OF 10 •
967-3922 --
King-Size Cocktails
Daily luncheon Specials
From 11 a.m.
Piano Bar Entertainment Wed.-Sot. • Open 6 Days
Valet Parking
19172 GRAND RIVER Bet. Southfield & Outer Drive • 535-0495
SUNIPISE Cat
WAFFLES
OMELETTES
10% SENIOR CITIZENS DISCOUNT
15600 W. 10 MILE RD.
AT GREENFIELD (New Orleans Mall)
552-1100
kept Specials)
1 28505 NORTHWESTERN
AT BECK RD.
357-2009
New Summer Hours: Mon.-Sat. 7 a.m.-4 p.m.
Sun. 8 a.m.-4 p.m.
Nap.
B4.
6-4, Sun. 7-4
Facilities For All Occasions at Reasonable Prices
A very special Sunday ... at the
Hotel St. Regis
At the Hotel St. Regis, we make Sundays very special with the
English Hunt Club Brunch. Our tempting presentation
includes: made to order omelettes, carved roast beef, poultry
and seafood specialties, chilled gulf shrimp, Eriglish kedgeree.
kippered herring, Bubble & Squeek, Scots porridge, assorted
pastries and sweets and complimentary stirrup cups after
noon.
Adults $12.95, Children under 12 free
Reservations required, call 873-3000
The Hotel St. Regis
Detroit's only small European hotel.
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Friday, August 29, 1986
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Evelyn Kasle
program entitled "The Sand-
wich Generation."
Members who have been a
part of this organization for
50 years or longer will be
honored. Women who are
"golden" members and have
not yet been contacted should
call Judy Fox, 851-3937;
Ruth Kimmel, 542-9257;
Shula Boros, 642-1173; or
Sonia Lipenholtz, 353-5399.
Guests are welcome. There
is no charge. Refreshments
will be served.
Physician Speaks
To Sisterhood
Specializing In
Choice Steaks, Chops
Seafoods
DENIS' PLACE
FOR STEAKS
Who in World Jewry; he is a
contributor to the
Encyclopedia Judaica and the
Encyclopedia of Bioethics. He \
is co-chairman of the medical
ethics committee of the Fed-
eration of Jewish Philan-
trophies of New York.
He has published exten-
sively on subjects of hematol-
ogy, Jewish medical ethics
and has lectured on same. He
also has translated and acted
as editor of The Medical
Aphorisms
of
Moses,
Maimonides, sex ethics in the
writings
of
Moses
Maimonides and many more
of Maimonides writings. In,—/ \
Annette Meskin
Annette Meskin, past
president of the Greater De-
troit Chapter of Hadassah,
was elected vice president of
Hadassah at the organiza-
tion's national convention in
Miami, Fla.
Mrs. Meskin was president
of the Greater Detroit Chap-
ter from 1979 to 1983. She
also is an officer on the
Michigan Region board.
UHS Women Plan
General Meeting
The Woman's Auxiliary of
the United Hebrew Schools
will hold its first general
meeting on Sept. 10 at 12:15
p.m. at the Louis LaMed Au-
ditorium of United Hebrew
Schools.
Evelyn Kasle, a gerontol-
ogy consultant, will present a
The opening meeting of
Temple Israel's Sisterhood
will take place at the temple
in Herman Hall on Sept. 8 at
noon.
This annual meeting will
be the occasion for the Daniel
M., Sophie and Arthur J.
Hass memorial lecture. Guest
speaker will be Dr. Fred
Rosner, Physician, author
and lecturer. His topic will be
"Jewish Medical Ethics."
Dr. Rosner is director of
medicine of Queens Hospital
Center and professor of
medicine, State University of
New York College of
Medicine. He is the recipient
of the Maimonides Award
"for notable contributions to
the field of medicine and
Judaica", a diplomate of the
American Board of Internal
Medicine and fellow of the
American College of Physi-
cians.
Dr. Rosner is the recipient
of the Maimonides Award of
the Michael Reese Medical
Center and Chicago College
of Jewish Studies for "notable
contributions to the field of
medicine and Judaica," the
Bernard Revel Memorial
Award of the Yeshiva College
Alumni Association for "dis-
tinguished achievement in
the arts and sciences," and
the Maimonides Award of
Wisconsin for "distinguished
and extra ordinary service to
learning and science."
Dr. Rosner is listed in
Who's Who in America, Who's
Dr. Fred Rosner
collaboration with Rabbi J.
David Bleich, Dr. Rosner
published a book on "Jewish
Bioethics".
The lecture is free to paid-
up members of the sisterhood.
There is a fee for guests. Call
the temple office, 661-5700,
for reservations.
JPI Expanding
School Curriculum
The Jewish Parents Insti-
tute is expanding its pro-
gramming this .year. In addi-
tion to Sunday school classes
for children from pre-school
through age 14, JPI is adding
an additional history course
to its curriculum and two op- \
tional programs: one for chil-
dren and one for adults.
Students in Club Nine will
now be offered a course
entitled, "Interaction of
Jewish History and Western
Civilization," dealing with
major movements in modern
history.
Graduation will take place
at the end of Club Ten. Stu-
dents will study "Modern
Jewish Values and Issues,"
including units on cults, val-
ues clarification and Jewish/
ethics.
In addition to the b'nai
mitzvah program, JPI will
offer a Hebrew class for stu-
dents, and a Talmud-Torah
class for adults.
For information, call JPI,
661-1000, ext. 333.